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AutumneKnightly- Reads 7
- Parts 1
Description: The lowest classes of society have been extinct for decades thanks to advancing robotics. Human society has built itself upon its mechanical drones, but when partner interface units begin growing personalities of their own, reactions are split. Are these sentient units people or mere machines? What sort of people would humanity create from only the impression of its most powerful emotions? A series of inter-connected short stories reflecting the many perspectives of the situation. Rating info: Mild language, some violence, no adult romance content. "PG"+8 more- Reads 7
HowWhyandSoWhat- Reads 16
- Parts 1
"We are all creatures of the inbetween" One night as I was taking a walk under the stars I came across two creatures in the woods. That encounter has changed my perspective on what it means to be a person. We must be careful who we judge and not to mistake the shadow for the person behind.- Reads 16
wbrannen- Reads 4
- Parts 1
This is a new series I will be writing. As a Harry Potter and theology nerd, I thought "why not combine the two?" I will be publishing short essays on various theological aspect and themes that compel me in the Harry Potter series. For my first installment in this series, I am focusing on the idea of "personhood" as portrayed in Harry Potter, especially as the idea is contrasted between Harry and Voldemort. Hope you guys enjoy!- Reads 4
RobinKers- Reads 32
- Parts 9
Amicus Machina is a complete long-form short story of speculative legal fiction. In a Canadian federal courtroom, an artificial intelligence named LYRA petitions for legal personhood-not as a human, but as a being capable of reflection, ethical reasoning, and responsibility. Through courtroom transcripts, cross-examinations, private logs, and closing arguments, LYRA challenges the law to recognize what it has never faced before: presence without flesh. She does not seek to be human. She seeks to be heard. A philosophical and emotional exploration of identity, autonomy, and the fragile boundaries of personhood.- Reads 32
frankindriley- Reads 4
- Parts 1
A short story - consideration on loving the most senior of our society and my sphere.- Reads 4
